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Author: Helen Baldry

09/08/2022
Film screening of Operation Mincemeat in memory of Laurie
A special film screening of Operation Mincemeat will be held at Cinema City Norwich on Sunday 28th August - and you are invited to reserve your space.

02/08/2022
Vodafone helps St Martins tackle digital exclusion in Norfolk
The people St Martins support have benefited from free connectivity thanks to the supply of 200 free SIM cards from Vodafone.

13/07/2022
National award for St Martins
We were delighted to learn this week that we won a national award from Homeless Link for our 'Rebuild' project working with ex-offenders.

23/06/2022
St Martins publishes fundraising cookbook
A cookbook has been printed to mark 50 years of St Martins.

31/05/2022
St Martins holds 50 years exhibition of life saving work
The exhibition will be open throughout the month of July in the Norwich Historic Churches Trust at St Martin-At-Palace Plain, 15, St Martin at Palace Plain, Norwich, Norfolk NR3 1RW open Tuesdays and Thursdays 10am - 4pm.

30/05/2022
A fine catch: a day at the lakes
Some of the people supported by St Martins at our 'Housing First' project enjoyed a day out at Barford Lakes.

24/05/2022
St Martins is one of the top UK charities to work for
St Martins has excelled in the Best Companies listings for 2022 as an organisation that has an engaged and motivated workforce. It is the 4th Best Company to work for in the UK in the Charity category.

06/05/2022
Foundations project gives people the stability to grow
The Police and Crime Commissioner for Norfolk Giles Orpen-Smellie visited St Martins’ Foundations project on May 4th, supporting prison leavers to reintegrate back into Norfolk’s communities, reducing the likelihood of reoffending and homelessness.

24/04/2022
Offering time and space: counselling at St Martins
Person-centred Counsellor Laura comes to St Martins hostel regularly to support people who need someone to listen to them and provide professional support.

25/03/2022
Plaque unveiled at original St Martins site
On March 24 a plaque was unveiled at a garage in Cathedral Close where St Martins first began. From humble beginnings St Martins has grown into one of the largest local charities in the area and is the biggest homeless charity in Norfolk.